before the break and you voted 11% say texas and 75% said florida and i don't know how many said new texas. in fact texas tide louisiana for -- tied louisiana for the worst drivers >> there is wide open space out there. >> this is on the car insurance comparison.com. >> it is not in the in top 10 let's go to the big map. top 10. florida is not even close. it is 28. why? we will talk to a lot of people who are not buying this. j. >> florida is not on it. >> you are kidding me. >> i can't believe that, i. >> from what i see i don't think it is true. >> i am shocked it is included. >> the big reason people are so puprized puprized -- surprised because of what they see on the road. >> they tail gate, they zig and and zag. >> it is too slow, so they beep at me and some of then flip me off but i grin and keep going. surveys that came out. like this that called i-4 the deadliest highway in the country and florida as the second highest rate of pedestrian deaths for it's populations and this one. naming florida's drivers the worst in american. >> but not everyone things driver in the sun shine stat

the day before it is believed new york, texas and virginia are all possible targets. >> reporter: u.s. authorities are taking this threat seriously while still assessing the credibility of the intelligence, but counterterrorism officials across the country have been alerted out of an abundance of caution. law enforcement sources tell cbs news the threat comes from al queda and intelligence points to attacks taking place in new york, texas, and virginia. but the threat information possible attacks in those states. as election day approaches, federal law enforcement is planning for several worst-case scenarios. earlier this week, an alert to local police warned of polling places being seen as attractive car gets for lone wolf type attacks by individuals motivated by violent extremist ideologies, or sovereign citizen activity. a senior f.b.i. official says the bureau, as well as the department of homeland security, are working closely with federal, s a to disrupt and identify potential threats. it is not unusual for there to be an increase in the volume of threats leading up to significa

sources tell cbs news the threats are focused on new york, texas or virginia. 10news political analyst lars hafner says don't let the threat stop you from going about your day. the threats are vague and there no specific targets. either way, people in new york, texas and virginia will see ramped up security today. janet reno, the first woman to serve as u-s attorney general, has died. complications of parkinson's disease. the miami native was one of the clinton administration's most prominent figures. she ran for governor in florida back in 2002, but lost. she was 78- years-old. this morning-- people in central oklahoma are cleaning up after an eathquake caused damage to homes, and businesses. it hit near cushing, oklahoma, about 50 miles northeast of oklahoma city. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck joins us live in the studio. sarah, this was a big earthquake. yes, a magnitude 5.0. to give you some ideaho city, missouri, and little rock, arkansas felt the little rock, arkansas felt the tremors of the earthquake. they're both about 300 miles away from central oklahoma. buildings in down

maureen: "7 on your side" with health news. texas, now joins florida as the only state with the locally transmitted cases of zika. the virus was confirmed last she had not traveled to an area where the zika is prevalent. jonathan: coming up next for us, the "7 on your side" i-team going knocking on the doors to find out if the d.c. small business awarded the contracts are based in d.c. maureen: rain is on the way. steve rudin is coming back maureen: well, d.c. mayor muriel bowser set a goal to give half of all city contracts to small and local businesses in the city. jonathan: as "7 on your side" government watchdog investigator chris papst found out much of the money is not local. the companies outside the district f in on washington's economic boom. chris: while staring at the bush -- >> according to the website this is their address. is there crazy -- >> crazy, man. christ listen we are watching -- christ when we are watching up to a charter street. something didn't seem right. >> star fleet transportation? >> no. >> we had a simi

law enforcement is on >> law enforcement this evening is on high alert in new york, texas and virginia as federal investigators look into information that al-qaeda may be planning attacks around election day. >> taking place around election day, that's authorities are warning of in new york, texas and virginia reportedly identifying those states at possible targets. >> the way that nypd is looking at it with our federal partnerss we are in a state of vigilance. >> new york city police agencies are promises high levels of bridges. >> this is something i was briefed on several days ago, and at this moment we are still developing information on it. the level of credit a little bit is not clear, around it's defly definitely not a specific threat. >> new york is getting ready for the marathon host events for the election. >> they are urging people to be vigilance while the governor's office in virginia is insisting that people will be able to vote safely on election day. >> this as a senior law enforcement source tells fox that reports of an attack are intelligence. >> so time to vote befor

in san antonio, jacob rascon, nbc news. texas governor greg abbott has proposed a law making enforcement a hate crime and looks forward to signing that bill into law. milwaukee police asking for help in identifying a suspect wanted in connection with a robbery.police say this man robbed the associated bank, near 9th and mitchell, this past friday. the suspect walked into the bank and gave one of the tellers a note. police say the suspect implied he had a gun. he took off with an undetermined amount of cash. more cases of people having their credit and debit card information stolen at police have arrested two men in connection with some of the eleven cases in that city this year. they found numerous pre- paid cards containing stolen information--they also found ?skimming? equipment. (((det. pat green//madison police department, "we should be vigilant in knowing that these may not be the only two that are out there doing this. so we can't rest. we have to make sure that we're watching continuously for others to do this.")))investig

three states mentioned new york, texas and virginia. cbs news reports threats are being taken seriously and sources stress intelligence are still vice president candidate tim kaine has a planned campaign stop in virginia, in fact. the state safety and security director says all necessary precautions are in place and virginia has been targeted before on 9/11. earlier this week there was an alert for all local police nationwide to keep an eye out for potential lone wolf attacks that could be targets, for instance like polling places.

. >>> the united states government is now sending new troops to texas. >>the new report forcing boarder protection to amp up security. >>> an olympic skier is out of commission again. lindsey vaughn's new injury that's preventing her from breaking a . >>> united states customs and border protection is sending 150 new agents to south texas. now this move is being made after a spike in the number of people trying to enter the country illegally from mexico. according to a 2015 border security report, more than 331,000 people were detained while crossing the southwest i've seen it many, many times. >>we don't need people to cover borders. >>the agents being deployed to south texas will mostly come from arizona. >>> smoke continues to cover areas in the southeast. 29 fires have been put out since last week. the report of the low humidity and the gusting winds is maki in tennessee more than 50 wildfires have burned more than 12,000 acres. authorities believe the majority of these fires in the southeast are arson related. no arrests have been made yet. >>> she's

intelligence has alerted task forces that al- qaida could be planning attacks in new york, texas and virginia, all possible targets. though no specific locations were mentioned. the sources stress the intelligence here is still being assess. its credibility hasn't been of an abundance of caution. >>> 5:04 on this friday. let's get a check of weather and traffic now. >> good morning to you, britt. good friday morning, everybody. still very dark outside. sun will be up at 7:32. with the time shift this weekend, sun will be up at 6:30 on monday morning. so will be a lot brighter for the morning commute. 43 the temperature outside in downtown denver. colder to the north. erry at 31 -- erie at 31. few clouds moving in south. you can see a storm system between albuquerque and phoenix, bringing snow to the san juan mountains. other mountain areas, including the i-70 corridor, won't see that much snow. we'll get details coming up. today will be a beautiful day. lots of sunshine. 9:00a.m., 49 degrees. lunchtime temperature 65. and a high today of 71. that's a quick look at your weather. full

the good news for texas is that they still won the game 45-37. and i guess the good news for foreman, who lost the ball, still finished the game with 3 touchdowns but unfortunately all anyone will see is that play. >>> 9 news is your home for the broncos. and then turn it over to channel 9 the brokers -- broncos raiders game. >> once it's over stay with us for reaction from the locker room. >> a beautiful day tomorrow. >> highs in the upper 60s. a little sunshine mix in with clouds. a partly sunny day. a little cooler on monday. 62. election day, 67 will be our high. low 70s on wednesday.

a new treatment center in san antonio, texas could serve as a model for future health care centers for veterans. it's called warrior's heart ranch..and it is only open to veterans, law enforcement and first responders the clinical director's son committed suicide at just 25 faced another enemy; post- traumatic stress disorder and alcoholism. still fighting her own pain, annette hill helped open the center to treat ptsd, traumatic brain injury, drug and alcohol addiction. treatment runs 28 to 90 days....with a focus on group spirituality and working with thearapy dogs. since warror's heart ranch opened in april, 40 people have been treated. it costs about 22- thousand dollars, but insurance does cover the treatment in most cases. there's a lot of events going on today for you to pay your respects to veterans...and several companies are offering special discounts for veterans and their families. here's what i'm digging into next at 6-30....a very cool help vets get the honor and recognition they deserve. allison.... veterans who fought for our freedom are the bravest americans. but as sa

we have showers to the south of the border in new mexico and texas. those showers will be moving into south western colorado tomorrow afternoon. that's good news. >> that's good news. >> good to see you say showers of any kind. thanks marty. a lot has changed since the chicago cubs last won a series. >> you think? >> just a few things. >> what did it look like in denver in 1908 last time the cubs won? the team takes us back in time coming up. >>> this guy is waking up proud of himself this morning. his prediction from two years . >>> this has been around a thousand years but recently got a boost after the olympics. check it out. >> michael phelps was one of the most predominant names in the rio olympics not only what he did outside the pool but inside of it. circles all over his back. soon everyone knew what cupping was. >> how does it work? >> first cotton balls soaked in acetone but in glass cups to take out oxygen and put on the skin to suction. >> we use suction in a cup to full the system to create better blood flow. it's a reverse massage. it pul

. >> potential target include new york, texas and virginia, the credibility of the intelligence has not been confirmed. guess pagays. >> reporter: report u.s. authorities are taking this threat seriously while assessing the credibility of the intelligence but counter terrorism officials across the country have been alerted out of an abundance of caution. law enforcement sources tell cbs news that the threat comes from al qaeda and intelligence points to attacks taking place in new york, texas and virginia. but the threat information provided no specific targets for possible attacks in those states. election day approaches federal law enforcement is lanning for several worst case scenarios, early this week, an alert to local police warned of polling places being seen as attractive targets for lone wolf type attacks by individual motivated by violent extremist idealology or sovereign citizen activity. as senior fbi officials say the bureau as well as department of home land security are working closely with federal, state, local agencies to disrupt, and identify potential threats. it is n

don champion visited a new treatment center in texas that responders. >> reporter: outside warriors hard ranch, 20 cutouts of steel tell the stories of veterans who have committed suicide. >> it is the part of the war that you bring home. you are still battling it. >> reporter: her 2-year-old son army specialist adam hill gibson committed suicide in 2009 after two deployments to iraqment here at home, he faced another enemy, trista traumatic stress disorder and alcoholism. >> it is a hell you don't wake up from. >> reporter: still fighting her own ptsd, traumatic brain injury, drug and alcohol addiction. it's the first ever to only treat veterans, law enforcement and first responders.(sot annette hill/warrior's heart) "we treat everythrything at once, w stabilize the addiction first, that is the truth- and then we start to untie the knot of what is their life" treatment here runs 28 to 90 days. patients go through 4 individual sessions a week and 3 hours of group therapy a fitness and spirituality are also part of the treatment. (sot no super) it's just you fitness and spirituality are a

but it points to texas, new >> 911. we will get a situation to persist. >> and the election officials in arlington have been briefed and trained on any possible issue. >> keep your eyes open. if you see something, say something. >> another official tells f.b.i. working working with the patrol, state and local counterpart share intelligence on a daily basis and they will the law enforcement and the intelligence community apartments to identify and disrupt potential threat for public safety. >> we have been doing this for years. >> they have notified the injury dictions in -- injury dictions in texas, new york and virginia. maureen: election workers in election day threat. in denver it includes active shooter trainingful this is part of the training for election judges in december. it started a year ago. our partner circa said they would not discuss their possible security training. jonathan: four days from the election and a cold star father who gained a lo national convention on the campaign trail in virginia. but as ri

in san antonio, jacob rascon, nbc news. texas governor greg abbott has proposed a law making targeted attacks against law enforcement a hate crime. a saint louis police sergeant is fighting for his life after being shot twice in the face. he was sitting in traffic in his patrol car when another car pulled up next to him. the 46-year-old officer has been later -- the same suspect allegedly fired at more officers, they were not hurt -- but fired back -- shooting and killing the suspect. an officer in florida treated and released from the hospital following a shooting. a suspect is in custody. police say the shooting happened during a routine traffic stop. we've seen so many of these attacks on police across the country -- and even here in iowa. in linn county -- hundreds of people coming together to pray for officers. as kwwl's taylor bailey reports, they're concerned about the relationship between police and co prayer more nats for police officers. "god lays down his life for all and we respect that greatly" nine area congregation

the states of new york, texas target the credibility of the threat are not yet confirmed. >> the donald trump in denver was vandalized the three windows each had an l painted on them thief and other names we shouldn't say on tv and this is partf the hillary clinton campaign. >> we see fliers to organize to do things like this. >> and we reached out to the hillary clinton campaign and are awaiting a response to this allegations. ask city crews headed out to clean up the build. >> this come as the race for the white house could not be tighter. they just released today and showing hillary clinton with a three point lead and bill clinton is on the campaign trail in colorado and making the last minute push if his waif. through denver and the former republican hopeful ben carson is in colorado as well. he is in colorado springs, castle rock and tomorrow sanders will be here campaigning for hillary clinton. >>> a sexual assault of a cu boulder student made national headlines and hearing for the first time from the rape survivor. and wren the seen with what she has to say. >> reporter: she told

((christianne klein)) >> it is believed new york, texas and virginia are all possible targets. the credibility of the intelligence has not been confirmed. jeff pegues reports. u-s authorities are taking the threat seriously while still assessing the across the country have been alerted out of abundance of caution. law enforcement sources tell c-b-s news the threat comes from al-qaeda and intelligence points to attacks taking place in new york, texas and virginia. but the threat information provided no specific targets for possible attacks in those states. as election day approaches federal law enforcement is planning for several worst case scenarios. earlier this week an alert to local police warned of "polling places" being seen as attacks by individuals motivated by violent extremist ideologies, sovereign citizen or other extremist activity. a senior fbi official says the bureau is working closely with federal, state and local agencies to disrupt and indentify potential threats. it is not unusual for there to be an increase in the volume of threats leading up to significant e

it puts virginia, new york and texas on the map as possible targets. with no specific targets provided some say there's a lack of seriousness. >> done take it -- i don't take it seriously and it won't stop voter intimidation. terrorists are not going to run my life at all. >> with so many voters out turning in their ballots other security concerns leading ing up to the election are worse case scenarios like polling places being seen as targets or lone wolf type attacks by extremists. >> it's disappointing but not surprising considering all the other things that have happened in this election. >> the bottom line, these americans say voting is their right and no threat will stop them. >> not in virginia. we put that stuff a make people come out faster, earlier and stronger. >> reporter: now, fbi officials tell us that they're working with both federal and local law enforcement officers to work together and make sure that they are prepared for any of those possible threats. reporting live, wusa 9. >> thank you. officials said it's not un leading up to hol

new york, texas, virginia are mentioned as potential targets. there's not much information beyond that. the department of homeland security is looking into other attacks that could create confusion on election day. some possible scenarios include attack on the u.s. power grid or -- shuts down the internet. most likely they're using social media to drop false information about candidates. >> hillary clinton sending another family mending to colorado. today her husband bill clinton is in town. this after her daughter chelsea spent two days in colorado earlier this week. he spoke to a crowd at union depot all of those events will likely hold the same message encouraging voters to turn in ballots. final stop at 7:00 at the aurora center for active adults. busy day for both campaigns. someone tried to make a point with paint at one campaign office. it's one location exclusive headquarters for trump campaign. whoever this vandal was, they painted crude words on the side of the building. volunteers noticed graffiti on the side of the building when they

new york, texas, virginia, potential targets this morning. abc 7 is following this one for you and we will let you know the developments as soon as they happen. autria: we have got you covered all of the way until the last vote is counted. stay with us on the air and soon as they happen. larry: a disturbing crime spree at the university of maryland. john, students are reporting scary stuff this morning? john: that's right, pretty scary, pretty unusual. a weapon usually seen for hunting or competition, used to hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know nerals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of of starbucks. he is urging his employees to embrace respect and dignity in the face of what he call

coming up tonight developing news a police officer in texas is shot and killed hyle writing a ticket. >>> high wind bring down a tree that london a woman's car as she's driving in roxborough. a live report is coming up. "action news" is coming up next. >>> action "action news", delaware valley's leading news program with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. >>> sunday night, police investigate a possible break in at philadelphia city hall. >>> also developing news out of texas where search is on for gunman who shot and killed a police officer right outside of police headquarters. >>> but the big story on "action news" is a cold, windy day and if you spent anytime outside today you likely wanted to get indoors as soon as possible it was raw. wind chills in the lower 30's and wind advisory remains in effect. meteorologist melissa magee with our first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa. >> yeah, walter and sarah a dose of reality for second half of the weekend and contrast from the day, yesterday. yesterday we had a high, early high of 7

"i'll remember this the rest of my life" don champion, cbs news, kingwood, texas. ((kirsten joyce)) >> this year on veterans day, the group will add a virtual reality tour of the vietnam wall to their programming. ((brian loftus)) >> and those goggles are now chaos filled the streets with protesters.. because of the election results. the frustration some feel with donald trump being our new president. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus -- the new laws go into effect january first.. but some may take more time than others. why there could be a delay for recreational marijuana use. ((brian loftus)) >> and, the warmer weather is hanging on for a little longer... sherry explains the near c ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((brian loftus)) >>> anger and frustration. that's what hundreds of protesters displayed into the early morning hours.. due to donald trump becoming our new president. ((kirsten joyce)) >> this is video from new york.. where demostrators lined the streets.. and

it comes after an unspecified terror threat that included the states of virginia, new york, and texas. the white house. but --none will be as big as the one you'll see right outside our door here in arlington. it's the big election projection -- right on our building here in rosslyn. it's just another way 7 is on your side -- with election coverage! we're deploying our team throughout the region - and will have breakin speeches here on abc-7 -- wjla.com -- and our sister station, newschannel 8 , news 8 dot neet.. down ballot in the district. coming up - the key question voters in the nation's capital are weighing today. and a chilly start to your election day. the areas under a freeze warning and frost advisory right - coldest air of the season saturday freeze warning in effect until 8am in prince william, stafford, and spotsylvania counties. frost advisory in effect until 8am for the dmv (d.c., fairfax, montgomery) and counties east of i-95. today: mostly sunny. high clouds late. cold morning, warmer afternoon. highs: 67-71 winds: sw 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. few showers by dawn.

here is the moisture, a lot of it finding its way into new a few storms moving into portions of texas and the carolinas get wet. overnight, 62 degrees. the weekend, we'll have an 80-degree temperature on saturday and 82 on sunday. we get into the mid 80's next week and it is a mixed bag in the low 80's. watch your kids around water. >> reporter: we talk baseball, diamond back baseball. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. down to a two man race for the >> reporter: it was down to a two-man race

don champion, cbs news, bandera, texas./// ((kirsten joyce)) >> since the facility opened in april, about 40 people have gone it costs about 22,000 thousand dollars for 28 days, but insurance does cover the treatment in most cases./// ((brian loftus)) >>> he's responded to more than 700 crashes in the valley and now sergeant strader is turing in his badge. ((kirsten joyce)) >> we take a look back at his long career and the impact he's made to make our community safer on the roads./// you're watching 8 news now good day. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a metro police sergeant years on the job. ((brian loftus)) >> he's become a familiar face in the las vegas valley as he's tried to get the message out to save lives. the i - team's vanessa murphy has his story. <<< ((vanessa murphy)) ((sgt. richard strader/metro: very sad and tragic day again on our roadways... )) ((vanessa murphy)) ...has been the voice for metro police... ((strader: frustrating, very frustrating )) ((vanessa murphy)) ...from the scenes of the valley's worst crashes. ((strader: we always hope for the best but prepare for the worst. )

possible terror in cyber th threats, they say that al qaeda could be planning attacks monda in new york, texas and virginia however they have not been deemed credible.y reports say that other governments could circulate fak info or shut down parts of the po working to identify and disrupt any potential threats election officials say votes are not at riskte of being hacked since th ballot system is not connected to the internet.anc >> hillary clinton con on some big names to help her to rally votes, as willis reed is out th wolstein center where jay-z wil but point.out all stops, not only jay-z but also beyonce. the concert begins at 8:00 p.m. the lined up early. all the way on to ontario. he is scheduled for the parents with clinton, and also beyonce will be joined them for this concert. tickets were on a first-come irst-served basis at the building near the cuyahoga county court election last week i asked why thesert fans came. we canvassed door-to-door asking people to vote early and they gave us a ticket to come we are supporters of the clinton campaign, we want to do what we can to get her

. >> tia: those include new york, texas and virginia. they say all possible targets right now, though, no specific locations are mentioned in this. this is breaking news that's just coming down. a lot of details still coming out of this as well. we will stay on top of the story throughout the newscast. >> brian: nichole vrsansky will stay on top it at thert we go to nichole right now. nicki. >> nichole: let's talk about the republican side of the presidential election. let's talk about donald trump where he is. this is the final stretch looking at his schedule over the next few days, he'll have a rally in new hampshire at noon and head here to ohio for a rally in wilmington southeast of dayton of doors open at 1k p.m. mr. trump will begin the rally maintenance and engineering services in wilmington. on trump's website there's a link for tickets to the event. limit is two. first come first serve. if this is like yesterday's in north carolina, expect trump to address the clinton e-mail scandal. >> we know hillary can't be truced. we've lear

news. >>> texas senator cruise will take his next stop today. the former candidate will appear with governor mike pence in iowa and michigan. he will speak at both stops before pence takes the stage. >>> wral be on election night. >> we will have experience and knowledge on the local and national levels that you will not find anywhere else. our journalists will be in the field with candidates and campaigns as they were the outcomes of the races and the results. we will have the fastest returns of anyone else. >>> the coverage on wral begins at 7:00 and we will continue into the night. it includes a special one hour addition of our 11:00 news. david crabtree will have more with three hours of election coverage focused on the races you will find that on channel 5 point to at the cable, time warner channel 1255. >>> all coverage will be available on our website, wral app and social media accounts. these are a great way to stay informed when you can be in front of the tv. >>> search continues for the person who broke into a polling site in kaplan co

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and his office did prevented an attack that could have cost innocent live >>> officials believe new york, texas, and virginia, possible targets monday. they're assessing the credibility. the f.b.i. in arizona is not standing down. >> our priority will remain to prevent any act and to also address these matters where it could be a potential threat to the citizens in our communities. >> reporter: it's not unusual to significant events. officials say it's important to investigate all potential threats. >>> learning new details tonight about the brutal kidnapping in south carolina. the suspect actually served time for kidnapping right here in arizona. 45-year-old todd christopher cole appeared before a south carolina judge for the first time today found the woman chained inside a storage container on his property. authorities also found human remains there. the bodies have yet to be identified. investigators say she saw him shoot and kill her boyfriend. >> we're not done here. we're not gonna be done here until we r we're 100% sure that we don't have anymore evidence everto go other victims. >>> po

it is thought al-qaeda is plotting to strike in new york, texas and virginia but no other this threat security is being stepped up at airports, bridges, government buildings and polling places. >> iraq's special forces stepped up attacks. military leaders say they regained control of six neighborhoods in mosul. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. iowa is perfect on the road d at purdue - to stay unbeaten away from kinnick, -- they'll have to do it in a much >>> iowa's perfect on the road. rutgers, at minnesota and at perdue. unbeaten. they will have to do it in a tougher environment tomorrow night. the hawks are headed to happy valley to take on penn state and not only are the lions ranked but they play in the second biggest stadium in college football. this

-- monitoring these one case they intercepted conversations thaimpt are looking at targeting new york, texas and virginia and they are prepared to handle such threats. and they are working with law enforcement to monitor that situation and they are concerned every election but there is more worry this time around. >> we have al-queda that is and trying compete with isis and they are losing their caliphate and trying to lash out. >> the u.s. government is concerned about a cyberattack and they are talking with leaders about potential threats and have response teams ready in case of a security incident and denial of service attacks on tuesday. but they are confident a come of this election. >> here is something you hopefully won't have to worry about on election day. a federal judge issued a restraining order against donald trump's campaign and anyone who harasses or intimidate voters will face chargers. planning to stop from voting. >> there is confusion about the ballots from the mailer sent out that left hundreds who vote bide mail wondering if they got lost. >> vote bide mail wondering if

terror threat, security is heightened nationwide after agencies learned of a possible plot in new york, texas and virginia. >> the fbi clearing hillary clinton once again in the latest investigation into the new emails. the opinion of the agency has not changed. and clinton should not face any criminal charges but trump feels differently and insists she is guilty. hillary clinton is still in the lead in colorado but the race is tightening. >> clinton up by three point on seven recent polls, two show it is a lot closer and five show the lead between one and six points the latest numbers come as both candidates make their trump spent saturday night rallying voters at the western complex while bernie sanders campaigned in other parts of the state. >> the trunk -- trump campaign has not given up in collrado if they had they would not be spending time here. >> so far the election with clinton has made three stops in colorado, trump has made 12. >>> al gore in town hoping to drum up support for hillary clinton, amanda del castillo reporter: good morning, al gore expected in boulder at 4:00 this aft

investigators are reviewing information and they mentioned new york, texas, and virginia as potential targets and stress they regularly assess all possible security threats ahead of major events. >>> in the meantime here at home, longs were line to vote weekend and monday at board of elections across the state and still request an absentee ballot by mail. the deadline is noon tomorrow. completed ballots must be postmarked by monday. >>> tonight, new at 7:00, an old akron nursing home is giving new hope to victims of domestic abuse. it's designed to bring peace to those who were caught in violence. the summit county battered women's shelter hopes it's a pl >> i'm walking through the new concept of domestic violence shelters where everything is in one place. needs have changed. victims have changed. summit county has one now not only a model for the state but the nation. star took her 3 children and left her domestic abuse situation a week ago. will be walking into. >> it's like a luxury hotel room. you walk in the room and forget for a second your problems. look at that. report of repo

. >> taking place around election day, that's what federal authorities are warning of in new york, texas and virginia reportedly identifying those states at possible targets. we are in a state of vigilance. >> new york city police agencies are promises high levels of patrols at airports, tunnels and bridges. >> this is something i was briefed on several days ago, and at this moment we are still developing information on it. the level of credit a little bit is notle definitely not a specific threat. >> new york is getting ready for the marathon and both parties' host events for the election. >> they are urging people to be office in virginia is insisting that people will be able to vote safely on election day. >> this as a senior law enforcement source tells fox that reports of an attack are based on low credibility intelligence. >> so time to vote before election day is running out. early voting ends this weekend. early voting means you can cast your ballot at any early voting site your ass assigned precinct on election day, and it helps if you have your sample ballot with you and if it'

it warms of al qaeda planning pre-election day attacks on monday in new york, texas, and virginia. why these three states remains unknown. no specific information on virginia. it is home to the pentagon, quantico, and major installations. none of those locations are listed as part of the threat. here is the statement from the fbi. the counter intelligence communities remain vigilant to defend against attacks here in the united states. we work closely with law enforcement partners to identify and disrupt any potential threat to public safety. threat has caused security to be increased that sensitive locations like bridges, airports, and the polling places. law enforcement is on high alert as election day approaches. jummy: the fbi warning adding more drama in the race for the white house. four days until the election. hillary cli are racing around the country in battleground states. maggie is in northwest washington. >> it is the final friday on the campaign trail. in a few days, we will know who the next president of the united states is. with polls still close, the race is as fast

intelligence points to possible attacks aimed at new york, virginia and texas. new information on a homicide in hayward. police now say.. two a shooting last >>> intelligence points to possible attacks aimed at new york and texas. >>> two men died in a shooting near ran core place when officers arrived they found the victims in the street. investigators searched the area but did not find suspects and for now there's no information about what led up to the shooting. this is 111th homicide in hayward this year. >>> what an amazing weekend. >> it was gorgeous even though we had the cloud cover yesterday and sprinkles, just beautiful conditions. i know you were celebrating the opening of crabbing season. >> i was, yeah. >> did you catch any? >> nothing. i blame the high surf. >> i just imagine him hang led up in the big crabbing net. >> i was making sure i didn't go over. i saw the peer and i was scared. they were probably 15 feet high you said other people there did catch crabs. >> they did. they had the reel and the casts. >> catching crabs with the cast? >> yeah,

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the chats focused on targeting new york, texas and virginia. new york city's top cop says his forces are prepared to handle such threats. in a statement, texas governor greg abbott says his office is working with law enforcement to security has also set- up incident response teams... that can deploy wherever there could be an election-related cyber incident. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >> guns and marijuana. those are the two biggest advisory questions on the ballot for this election. ((brian loftus)) >> it's really important to understand both sides. this is what we found. nia wong joins us live in studio to break them down. nia? ((nia wong)) >> when it comes to question 1 right now...unlicensed gun sellers don't have to get a federal background check to transfer gun ownership. this would require licensed dealers to run a federal background check before selling or transferring guns. if question 1 passes...this could lead to jail time or fines between 1000-10,000 dollars. those against the question believe it's a waste of time...money and infringes on

it comes to possible attacks taking place in new york, texas and florida on monday. of the incoming information. >> we're in a state of vigilance. we were already in a period of ramp up because of the marathon on sunday and the extraordinary events of tuesday night having two presidential campaigns having their events in new york city. >> it's not unusual to see an increase in threats leading up to the election. >>> a donald trump campaign office in denver was jamie leery was at the scene as the clean up process began. >> reporter: somebody spray painted -- that's been cleaned up. just around the corner, take a look at this, majority of the graffiti. denver has a special graffiti task force. a good samaritan volunteered to come clean up the mess. without surveillance, it's a hard case to crack. scrape the l's off the windows, scott got to work with his power washer. those who work here say this makes the other instances seem minor. steve bar lot says this goes to far and those who work here shouldn't have to face retaliation for working for trump. he has his own idea

counter-terrorism investigators are reviewing the information that mentioned new york, texas and virginia as potential , targets. information lacks specific information. both hillary clinton and donald trump are holding their election parties in new york city. ed: right now, of falmouth man is facing attempted murder charges after struggling with police officers and throwing error when in their faces. two officers had to be taken to the hospital. maria: juli mcdonald is live in falmouth for more on how this happened. was started as a routine call for police officers. what started as a tame arrest ended with officers with potentially dangerous chemicals in their eyes and noses. russell pena now facing attempted murder charges. >> everything going on with the heroin epidemic, we do not know what is in the heroine -- sentinel, any other chemical -- sentinel -- fentanyl or any other chemicals. juli: when police executed a search word of his car, they found marijuana, cocaine, and more than $1400 in cash. p ena's rush to his arraignment. he hid behind a wallace the prosecutor read back -- behi

don champion visited a new treatment center in texas ... that's only available .. to vets and first responders. vets and first responders. outside warrior's heart ranch. 20 cutouts of steel tell the stories of veterans who have committed suicide. it's a problem annette hill knows too well. (sot annette hill/warrior's heart) "it's the part of the war you bring home, and you're still battling it" her specialist adam hill gibson, committed suicide in 2009 after two deployments to iraq. here at home, he faced another enemy; post-traumatic stress disorder and alcoholism. (sot annette hill/warrior's heart) "it's a hell you don't wake up from still fighting her own pain, hill is now clinical director at warrior's heart near san antonio. it's a private treatment facility for ptsd, traumatic brain injury, drug and alcohol addiction. it's the (sot annette hill/warrior's heart) "we treat everything at once, we stabilize the addiction first, that is the truth- and then we start to untie the knot of what is their life" treatment here runs 28 to 90 days. patients go through 4 in

cbs news reports that it has learned of a potential terror threat by al-qaeda to target new york, texas and virginia ahead of election day. forces and warned that al-qaeda could be planning attacks in those states, but no specific locations have been named. the fbi says potential threats always increase around big events and the holiday season./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a new jersey jury has reached a verdict in the bridgegate case after five days of deliberations. two former aides to governor chris christie were accused of helping to intentionally create traffic on the world's busiest bridge as an act of political revenge. brook silva-braga is in newark, new jersey with the verdic <<< bridget anne kelly and bill baroni were found guilty of all counts related to a plot to cause a massive traffic jam on the george washington bridge. the charges include both fraud and conspiracy. both defendants former aides to governor chris christie - promised to appeal. (bill baroni/found guilty) i am innocent of these charges and i am very very looking forward to this appeal (michael critchley/kelly's

don champion, cbs news, kiwood, texas. >>> that is it for kpix 5 news at 5:00 . the cbs evening news with scott pelley is next.>>> we will have the latest news, weather and information always on cbssf.com. >> pelley: the transition begins. >> we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed, because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> mr. president, it was a great honor being with you, and i look forward to being with you many, many more times in the future. >> pelley: the 44th president welcomes the 45th to his new office. the incoming first lady gets a tour of their new home. >> this is what democracy looks like. >> pelley: also tonight, protests against the election results. >> definitely enough to bring me to tears. >> pelley: great expectations. can the new president keep the promises he made? and,

the accused are from texas, new york, maryland, georgia and virginia. officials have also charged several virginia state corrections employees in connection with the crimes. investigators say three virginia department of corrections employees allegedly tried to allegedly in a sexual relationship with a gang member. the gang's leaders were allegedly based out of new york. election officials in oregon are warning about a phone scam targeting voters. in oregon -- registered voters receive their ballots by mail. after filling it out, they mail it or drop it off in special ballot boxes. but oregon's secretary of state says some voters are getting robocalls warning them that they're not registered and their ballots won't be counted. officials say those wrong. the u-s department of justice has been asked to investigate the calls. early voting in milwaukee continues through the end of the day today. at least one republican leader is looking beyond this election...at a possible push to put new limits on early voting in wisconsin. he says its about keeping an eve

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jo ling kent, nbc news, midlothian. texas. >>> we're back in a moment with the brewing controversy over the new starbucks hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. >>> tonight history is on the line and before not be a fingernail left unchewed in all of chicago or cleveland. with the indians losing game six of the world series last night to the cubs, it will all be decided with the most exciting two words in baseball -- game seven. we're in both cities tonight, along with millions of nervous fans. >> reporter: in the ron mott in cleveland. where last night's bitter pill went down with a thud. >> we're ready for it tonight. worse, a cubs w f

forces that al qaeda -- the states are new york, texas and virginia. credibility of the confirmed. but u.s. authorities are taking the threat seriously while assessing the assessable. federal law enforcement agents are planning for several worst case scenarios. >>> some police departments -- polling place is a target of lone attacks. the bureau is working close with federal, state and local agencies to disrupt and identify potential threats. >> as for the presidential candidate, trump will be at the tomorrow morning at 10:00. today he's focused on world conservative year area and clinton are hitting minority areas and trump made stops in north carolina thursday. trump focused on law enforcement and the military during a speech in salem. clinton held this rally in raleigh where she continued her final pitch to hispanic women and african american voters. she's trying to get all -- beyonce and jay-z will join us for a get out and vote and bon jovi will host an event tomorrow. >>> voters tells cbs news they're disgusted by the election and that includes this 102 jacksonville woman. >>

are ticked off about what happened on tuesday as you said earlier a huge hurtle to climb and new york and texas would have a lot of objections. donald trump said if there was not an electoral college i would go to new york, texas and other states. >> actually it serves a purpose. >> yes to level the playing field. >> we told viewers about the unanimous vote from paul ryan but not as much harmony from the democrats on the hill. >> not really. talking to folks in washington. and coming out online tonight and on print tomorrow about nancy pelosi one described an internal family discussion among democrats and the concern is that they got shellacked as someone said the leader of the black caucus said. and think of a sports team when they are on a losing streak and that is what they have been in the house. you think about changing the manager and nancy pelosi is the top democrat and people have a lot of respect for her. she is a prolific fundraiser and raised 127 million-dollars in this last cycle and 324 events in 50 cities. it is not like she is not working hard but sometimes you need a change at t